I’ve always admired not only what Will Witt does, but how he does it. He pounds the pavement to “uncover perspectives on life, relationship and politics,” by asking people deceivingly simple questions, The people he has dialogue with come from all walks of life and have all kinds of viewpoints,
Reviewer: Paul Leslie Who is Tucker Carlson, really? The answer to that question seems dependent on what your political views are, but one thing is certain. Whether he makes you smile, smirk, guffaw, or grimace, Tucker Carlson has made his mark on the media and the popular culture. Averaging 3
Reviewer: Paul Leslie You think you’ve seen and heard everything in music, and then along comes an artist like The Treatment. His debut album, “One Way Ticket,” is a captivating ride. It’s not all entertainment, but rather listening gives you the impression that he’s a communicator of the profound. However,
Reviewer: Paul Leslie “We the people,” make way for “we, the obedient subjects of Authoritarianism.” This very phenomenon is being observed in many facets of American life and is thoroughly investigated in bestselling author Ben Shapiro’s latest work The Authoritarian Moment: How the Left Weaponized America’s Institutions Against Dissent. It’s a timely
Mark R. Levin examines Marxism, American style in his best-selling book American Marxism Reviewer: Paul Leslie “You cannot reason with a tiger when your head is in its mouth” —WINSTON CHURCHILL Bestselling author and national radio and television host Mark R. Levin explores the strategic erosion of liberties through open and
A Review of SPEECHLESS: Controlling Words, Controlling Minds by Michael KnowlesReviewer: Paul Leslie Media personality and political commentator Michael Knowles has authored a complete examination of politically correct speech in his book Speechless: Controlling Words, Controlling Minds, from Regnery Publishing. Politics has become a war of words We use language to communicate
On Friday, April 9th, I had the good fortune of watching a livestream of singer-songwriters Lyle Lovett and Willis Alan Ramsey “in conversation and song.” It was by far the best livestream video musical performance I’ve experienced. Lyle Lovett and Willis Alan Ramsey find themselves in a very exclusive club
An essay and album review of Songs You Don’t Know By Heart. “The sun has been coming up on Buffett’s world for a long time and among the shadows stand songs and people who are here to stay.” —Thomas McGuane Was there ever a summer when he wasn’t there? For
For the faithful, they know these songs by heart. Storytelling is at the forefront of what he does, and his ability to generate a sense of wonder with his songs is unparalleled. If you ever needed proof, just witness him in concert. Whether performing spontaneously at a bar in Key
A Review of Jerry Seinfeld’s Book Is This Anything? By Paul Leslie Is This Anything? is Jerry Seinfeld’s first book in more than twenty-five years. Jerry notes that comedians routinely ask one another “Is this anything?” before sharing what may be a humorous thought or observation. Well, this book is
An Album Review by Paul Leslie If there’s ever been a living, walking embodiment of rock and roll music—it’s Jerry Lee Lewis. If you’re reading or listening to this on September 29th, 2020 he has just turned 85 years old. Along with Fats Domino, Little Richard, Elvis Presley, Lloyd Price